Sunnycliff:
Now I know why Prof Robbins said that human wants are insatiable!

Well if Bill Gates, Carlos Slim, Warren Buffet, Dangote wants more money you are free Alakija to ask for more!

onyi4edu:
I want to be like you when I grow up

mrkayusfit:
Mum i like to fuuuck. Milf

lordkit400:
“I Want More Money!!” Folorunsho Alakija As She Covers July Edition of Today’s Woman Magazine...


Our July ’16 edition is a collector’s item!Oil and gas maven, fashion designer and philanthropist Folorunsho Alakija tells Today’s Woman Magazine, exclusively why she wants more money and it’s not what you think!For the first time EVER astute business woman Folorunsho Alakija is setting the record straight about being the richest black woman in the world, Maryam Babangida giving her THAT oil block, her personal covenant with God and loads more!.


Source:http://www.flexygist.com/2016/07/09/photos-folorunsho-alakija-covers-july-edition-of-todays-woman-magazine/
Money speaking speaking

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The Africa-Bata Shoe Story
One of the most famous motivational stories on the entrepreneurial circuit is that of the shoe salesmen from competing companies who are sent to a Africa to assess the market for shoes. Read about it:

At the end of the nineteenth century, just as colonial Africa was opening up as a market, two competing shoe manufacturers in Victorian England sent their representatives to Africa to see if there might be an opportunity there for their wares.

Salesman One scouts around for a few days and then heads for the telegraph office to contact company headquarters. He writes: "Research complete. Unmitigated disaster. Nobody here wears shoes." He went back and reported ‘Nobody in Africa wears shoes. So, there is no market for our products there.’

Likewise, Salesman Two from Bata does his research and heads for the same telegraph office. Once there, he composes the following: "Research complete. Glorious opportunity! Nobody here wears shoes!" He came back saying, ‘Nobody in Africa wears shoes. So, there’s a huge market for our products in Africa!’

And that’s why signs promoting Bata appear all over Africa, even in the remotest of spots. It’s why Bata’s shoes are known as the shoes of Africa.

The point, of course, is that Salesman Two from Bata is the real entrepreneur, the person who sees opportunity where others do not. It's a story designed to motivate us all to see potential, take risks, and to turn obstacles into opportunities.
SOURCE: http://think2wize..com.ng/2016/07/the-africa-bata-shoe-story.html#comment-form

martineverest:
Op, she is not the richest black woman, Angola president's daughter,Isabel dos Santos is the richest

teekay213:
but what can she do to ibb for him to give her an oil block?